An unusual conical green and white mosque named after this figure was the primary mosque in Kuwait before the construction of the Great Mosque. When imagined as the "Eternal Weeper", this person is said to be comforted by believers' sorrow in Shi'a tradition. This person was denied inheritance of the Fadak estate by a grandfather-in-law because he considered it sadaqa, or gift to charity. The tasbih prayer of this figure 
An unusual conical green and white mosque named after this figure was the primary mosque in Kuwait before the construction of the Great Mosque. When imagined as the "Eternal Weeper", this person is said to be comforted by believers' sorrow in Shi'a tradition. This person was denied inheritance of the Fadak estate by a grandfather-in-law because he considered it sadaqa, or gift to charity. The tasbih prayer of this figure is usually recited after the namaz prayer of repentance and commemorates the poverty of (*) her early married life in Medina. This woman's husband ruled during the first fitna and defeated Aisha at the Battle of the Camel. This woman was the only surviving daughter of Khadijah, her father's first wife, and she was the mother of Hasan and Husayn by her husband, the last rightly guided calif.  For 10 points, name this daughter of Muhammad and wife of the first imam, Ali, the namesake of a north African califate.
An unusual conical green and white mosque named after this figure was the primary mosque in Kuwait before the construction of the Great Mosque.
{Fatimah Zahra} [or {Fatimah Al}-{Zahra}; or {Fatimah bint} Muhammad]